I was reading through some threads here.<BR>Can I sue OW? I am telling you I have told my sister that never believing something like that could be done.<P>I do know ow helped my H out financially a few times and he paid her back.<BR>She's "loaded".Has private showings at designer stores for each upcoming season. Too bad they don't have maternity designer wear!I used to be amazed at the $ she spent. Trust fund.<P>Anyway, can I sue for integrity lost in family or anything? I'm serious now.<P>Let me know. check in later on..... Debi<P>------------------<BR>Imagine....

Debi,<BR> Talk to Catnip, she found someone to do that. Let her tell you how to get it done. I unfortunately have not been able to find a lawyer to do that for me.<P>ktgirl

KTgirl,<BR>Thanks. I wrote to her on another topic I was discussing w/her!<BR> Debi<P>------------------<BR>Imagine....

From what most attorneys I have spoken to have told me, the Alienation of Affection laws have either been watered down or taken off the books in most states.<P>When I began my search for an attorney, I was told that NY was too liberal a state in which to prevail. Another suggested since half of the affair occurred in Texas, I find an attorney there and check out that states laws and statutes.<P>I got on the Internet and began scrolling down a list of Texas attorneys. I got bored starting at "A" and thought I may be missing someone good by not checking the middle or the end of the list. I went to the bottom and worked my way up. When I got to "W", someone's name stood out, can't say why, and gave him a call.<P>He was extremely receptive to my request. He informed me that the AOA laws were tough, but suggested I sue OW for Personal Injury and began a lawsuit against OW. Since he wants to set a precedence, he is willing to do this on a contingent basis, knowing full well OW has no money. He's doing this for the principle of it all.<P>While I know I am extremely fortunate to have found such an attorney, I know there are others out there who might be interested in doing the same.<P>Start searching for an attorney in your state or the state where the affair occurred and begin making phone calls. You might find one willing to take your case.<P>I know I won't get any money from OW...in fact, I don't want her money. I want to make a point.<P>Catnip =^^=

Thanks Catnip, I don't want $ either.I want to sue for my pain and suffering.<P>I don't know how to search Ohio for attorney or laws.<BR>I'm also "new" to computer. My son bought me this for June b/day and I'm rather inadequate.<P>I can't remember how I found this web either. By accident. lol... Thanks... Peace and love to you too honey... Debi<P>------------------<BR>Imagine....

Gemini:<P>You found this sight the same way the rest of us did...by Divine Providence.<P>Bystander! Bystander! I know you're out there!!! We need some legalese here...how about a link or web address for Ohio attorneys?<P>Catnip =^^=<p>[This message has been edited by catnip (edited December 04, 2000).]